Vintage Wandlampe von Hustadt Leuchten aus roter Keramik Poschinger_Jugendstil_Glas chrome-plated steel frame lends the

chrome-plated steel frame lends the chair a modern yet classic aesthetic

carefully preserved

it creates a focused workspace with a black leather writing surface

Charles and Ray Eames' DCM is part of the 1946 Plywood Group

The Muscat side table by Carmen and Urs Greutmann stands for the quiet precision of Swiss design

Vintage Wandlampe von Hustadt Leuchten aus roter Keramik Poschinger_Jugendstil_Glas chrome-plated steel frame lends theThis wall lamp by Hustadt Leuchten clearly embodies the design aspirations of the 1970s. The hexagonal body made of red ceramic appears graphic and warm at the same time. Due to the individual glaze, each surface shows subtle variations in tone, which gives the lamp a lively surface. With a mirrored light bulb, a soft, indirect light is created, gently emphasizing the ceramic. Beautiful as a standalone piece, equally harmonious arranged in a group.